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(-2,-2)(2,1) find the point-slope

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(-2,-2)(2,1) find the point-slope

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$slope = (1 - ( - 2))/(2 - ( - 2)) \\$

$slope = (1 + 2)/(2 + 2) \\$

$slope = (3)/(4) \\$

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Lefteris Xris answered Jan 12, 2021

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